American foreign policy as a tool of private gain

From Anne Applebaum, staff writer at The Atlantic โ€“ Full article here (gifted) Wrongly described as โ€œisolationist,โ€ the ideologues and true believers now running the American government donโ€™t think of themselves as ordinary Republicans who won an election and will temporarily hold power until the next one. Nor are they mere appendages of Donald Trump.... Continue Reading →

A response to David Frum

First published by Dennis Windigo, December 29, 2025 David Frumโ€™s publication this week โ€œGood Intentions Gone Badโ€ in The Atlantic wants readers to believe that recognizing Indigenous land rights is an unfortunate mistake โ€” an ill-timed indulgence that threatens economic growth just when the country needs it most. He writes that the courts are โ€œinventing... Continue Reading →

Can this tide turn?

From Rawstory.com Seventy days after his return to the Oval Office, Donald Trump is finding his second presidential term honeymoon collapsing as the administration officials make embarrassing mistakes, key allies turn on him and more Republicans are publicly balking at some policies. According to a report from Jonathan Lemire at The Atlantic, the president is... Continue Reading →

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